Flime FL14E Parts Catalog – 61 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Flime FL14E and ended up with the wrong bracket because you misread a suffix, you know the frustration. This 61-page Parts Catalog puts every factory part reference in front of you – from the Alternator Mounting (A303) to the Winch Valve and Piping (E302/4). No aftermarket cross-references. This is the OEM index the assembly line used. You can Add to Cart right now if you want to stop guessing.

What the FL14E Parts Catalog Covers Exactly

The alphabetical index starts on page A-1 and runs through every system on the machine. Engine Protection System (A126), Cold Weather Start (A243), Fuel Tank & Lines (A201), Radiator Assy (A401), and the Filter Care Kit on page A-2. Each reference includes the group number and the grid location (e.g., D-2) so you can pull the correct diagram page. The numerical index on page A-4 lets you look up any group number directly. That pair of indexes is why this catalog saves time – you don’t flip through random pages looking for a part number.

Engine Protection (A126) and Cold Weather Start (A243) – Two Systems You Don’t Guess On

A126 covers the engine protection system – that shutdown sensor circuit and the related bracketry. A243 covers the cold weather start aids, including glow plugs or intake heaters depending on build. The parts catalog breaks these down by subassembly so you can order exactly the thermostat housing or the preheater element. If you mix up the suffix, the engine might not fire at 10°F. This manual eliminates that risk.

Hydraulic Components: Dump Cylinder Piping, Guards, and Winch Valve

The hydraulic section is dense. Dump Cylinder Piping is group E302(1), its guards are E302/7(A), and the winch valve and piping is E302/4(A). On page C-3 you’ll find the dump cylinder piping drawing; the catalog tells you the part number for each tube and O-ring. If you’re rebuilding a FL14E that sat for a year, you’ll need those numbers. I’ve seen guys thread a line into the wrong port because the aftermarket catalog showed the same part number for both – this OEM catalog doesn’t do that. Lift Cylinder Piping Guards (E302/5) and the Manipulator assembly (E333.1) are also covered. The grid references are exact – no generic drawings, no merged part groups.

Cab, Canopy, and Operator Station: L103, L3/9, L601/1

Cab (L103), Canopy (L3/9), Floor Plate & Access Doors (L304), and Seat (L601/1) are all listed with their specific part numbers. The Seat section alone includes the suspension bracket and the belt anchor points. If you need a new seat cushion or a floor mat, the grid reference tells you which drawing to pull. This is the kind of detail that keeps a machine from being down while you wait for the wrong upholstery piece. Hood (L101/1) and Hydraulic Plates (L101/2) are also in this group.

Filter Care Kit (Page A-2) and Painting/Marking (Page A-3)

Page A-2 lists the Filter Care Kit – part numbers for the oil, fuel, and air filter elements as a set. Page A-3 covers Painting & Marking, including the decal kit references. These pages are often the first ones dog-eared because you change filters every 250 hours. Having the exact Flime part numbers avoids ordering aftermarket filters that may not have the correct bypass pressure. Don’t skip these pages when you buy the manual.

Using the Alphabetical and Numerical Indexes Together

If you know the name of the part – say “Bottom Guards” – you go to the alphabetical index and find L312/1, then flip to the numerical index or directly to the E-2 page for the drawing. If you have a part in hand with a stamped number like B411, the numerical index sends you to B-12 for the Final Drive Side Covers. Two ways in, one correct part number out. That’s the kind of redundancy that keeps a shop from ordering the wrong piece.

For those who work on other equipment, check out the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide or the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs. If you need parts for a larger line, the Longagribusiness 410 DTC, 450, 450 DTC, 470 DTC, 530 DTC 2002 Parts Catalog covers similar ground. For background on parts numbering conventions, refer to Automotive Industry Overview and also Automotive Industry Overview.

Page A-2 lists the Filter Care Kit.

FAQ – Flime FL14E Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams?

The catalog uses grid references (e.g., D-2) that point to the diagram page. You get the part number and the location on the drawing. The diagrams themselves are part of the full service manual set; this parts catalog is the index to those diagrams.

Can I use this for other Flime models?

No. FL14E only.

What is the difference between the alphabetical index and the numerical index?

The alphabetical index lists every component name from Alternator to Winch Valve, with its group number (e.g., A303) and the page where that group’s parts are illustrated. The numerical index lists every group number in sequence, with the same page reference. That way you can search either by name or by part number. Useful if you have a part in hand with a stamped number but don’t know what it’s called. The two indexes together let you cross-reference quickly.

Is this a reprint?

This is a direct scan of the original Flime publication, not a re-typeset or a compilation. The page numbering and layout are preserved exactly.

Ordering parts for the FL14E becomes a matter of flipping to the right grid instead of hoping. If you maintain these machines, you need this index on your bench. Download the Factory Manual now and stop losing time to wrong parts.